It snowed at least a foot or two every night we were there. It was like a winter wonderland! In the morning we would put on our skiis and ski down the streets to the train station, the train would take us to the Gondola which took us to the top of the mountain.
There were towns built right on the mountains, so we skied from one town to another stopping for lunch and drinks!
That was the best part of the trip. At home we would make a run that lasted about a half hour than have to wait in a lift line for longer than the time it took to ski down! Here it takes one day to ski to the bottom of the mountain!
We skied to Klosters, Prince Charles was there along with a few of his
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There were towns built right on the mountains, so we skied from one town to another stopping for lunch and drinks!
That was the best part of the trip. At home we would make a run that lasted about a half hour than have to wait in a lift line for longer than the time it took to ski down! Here it takes one day to ski to the bottom of the mountain!
We skied to Klosters, Prince Charles was there along with a few of his body guards. We just missed seeing him! The town of Klosters was beautiful, there were horse drawn sleighs and the horses had large feather plooms on their heads.
At the bottom of the mountain was a train station, so we hopped on the train and headed back to Davos, the ride took about one hour to get back!
Quick Tips:
We rented our equipment at our hotel ski shop; it was much easier to rent than lug it on the Planes, Trains and Automobiles! Best Way To Get Around:
Take the train!! I think that is the only way to get to where you want to go. It takes you right to the Gondolas. Americans can get a reasonable train pass, check into it before you go!
We had a rental car, but with all the snow, it would be more trouble than good to get around.
I think they had the right idea with the horse drawn sleighs!
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